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Traffic 2005-26 TRAFFIC (PARKING AND WAITING) ORDER Revoked Subsidiary Order made or deemed to have been made under s. 91. 1973/125 TRAFFIC (PARKING AND WAITING) ORDER Revoked by LN. 2011/057 as from 9.6.2011 (LN. 1973/125) 28.12.1973 With which is incorporated the Traffic (Civil Air Terminal) (Parking and Waiting) Order, of 26.7.1966 Amending Relevant current Commencement enactments provisions date LNs. 1974/012 1974/035 1974/071 1974/115 1975/039 1975/122 1976/004 1976/015 1976/027 1976/150 1976/158 1977/051 1982/005 1982/025 1982/052 1983/011 1983/051 1983/066 1983/096 1984/013 Sch. 3 1.3.1984 1984/067 Sch. 7 2.8.1984 1984/073 Sch. 3 23.8.1984 1985/015 Sch. 2.2.1985 1985/016 Sch. 6 2.2.1985 1985/021 Sch. 3 4.2.1985 1985/029 Sch. 7 21.2.1985 1985/036 Para.16 & Sch. 6 18.3.1985 1986/104 Sch. 4 16.10.1986 1987/076 Sch. 7 23.4.1987 © Government of Gibraltar (www.gibraltarlaws.gov.gi) 2005-26 Traffic Revoked TRAFFIC (PARKING AND WAITING) ORDER Subsidiary 1988/021 Para.3(1A) 1.2.1988 1973/125 1988/023 Para.9 19.1.1988 1988/041 Title 1988/066 Sch.8 6.6.1988 1988/091 Sch.3 5.9.1988 1988/106 Para. 11 1.2.1988 1988/128 Para.9 & Sch.7 1.12.1988 1988/136 Sch.6 8.12.1988 1989/005 Sch.5 12.1.1989 1989/039 Para.15(3) & (5), para.6(1), para. 19(2), para.22, Sch.5 & Sch.7 11.5.1989 1989/103 Para. 27 & Sch. 9 30.11.1989 1989/109 Para. 15A & Sch.10 11.12.1989 1990/026 Para. 15(6) & (7) & 15A(1) 23.2.1990 1990/032 Sch.3 16.2.1990 1990/110 Para.14 & 18A 6.8.1990 1990/124 Sch.5 11.9.1990 1990/133 Sch.10 11.10.1990 1990/145 Sch.10 1.11.1990 1990/170 Para.18A 6.12.1990 1991/003 Sch.5 & Sch.10 3.1.1991 1991/032 Sch.7, Sch.9 & Sch.10 14.2.1991 1991/117 Para.8, 17, 18, Sch.7 & Sch.10 20.6.1991 1991/123 Para.12A 11.7.1991 1991/146 Para.14 25.7.1991 1992/052 Sch.9 & Sch.10 9.4.1992 1992/084 Sch.7 18.6.1992 1993/112 Sch.5 24.6.1993 1995/007 Para.18A 19.6.1995 1996/088 Para.9 & 9A 5.9.1996 Act. 1998-44 Para. 5, 6, 7 & 16 22.9.2000 LNs. 2000/059 Para. 18A, 23 to 26, Sch. 2, 3, 4, 6 & 8 22.9.2000 2000/075 Para. 12B & 12C 22.9.2000 2001/005 Schs. 4, 5 & 9 1.2.2001 2002/075 Para. 12B, 12C & Sch. 11 17.10.2002 2005/066 Para. 7, 11, 12B(j) & (2), 12D, 14, 15(5), 15A(2), 16, 23, Sch. 2, Sch. 5, Sch.7, Sch.11 7.4.2005 2005/081 Para. 7, 11, 12B(j), 12D, 14, 15(5), 15A(2), 16, 23, Sch. 2, Sch. 5, Sch.7, Sch.11 12.5.2005 2006/049 Sch. 7 & 10 20.4.2006 2007/059 Para. 27 & Sch. 9 5.4.2007 Act. 2007-17 Para. 19(1) 14.6.2007 LN. 2007/101 Para. 12B(k), Schs. 7 & 11 5.7.2007 2008/094 Sch. 11 4.12.2008 © Government of Gibraltar (www.gibraltarlaws.gov.gi) Traffic 2005-26 TRAFFIC (PARKING AND WAITING) ORDER Revoked ARRANGEMENT OF PARAGRAPHS Subsidiary 1973/125 Paragraph 1. Title. 2. Interpretation. General Prohibition of Parking. 3. Prohibition of parking. 4. Saving for medical practitioners. Prohibition of Waiting and Parking at Hackney Carriage stands, omnibus stops and taxi stands. 5 to 6. Revoked. 7. Taxi stands. Time Limits for Parking 8. Time limits in car parks. Parking for essential services vehicles. 9. Parking space for official Police cars. 9A. Parking for official Post Office vehicles. 10. Parking space for official Fire Service vehicles. 11. Parking space for official vehicles of the Gibraltar Health Authority and ambulances. 12. Parking space for official Prison vehicles. 12A. Parking space for official Police and Customs vehicles. 12B. Parking in certain housing estates. 12C. Parking in areas to which paragraph 12B applies. 12D. Restriction on parking within communal areas. Car Parks. 13. Car parks. 14. Parking in car parks. 15. Prohibition of certain vehicles in car park. 15A. Motorcycle parks. 16. Parking in public places. No Waiting. 17. No waiting. 18. No waiting except for loading and unloading. 18A. Revoked. © Government of Gibraltar (www.gibraltarlaws.gov.gi) 2005-26 Traffic Revoked TRAFFIC (PARKING AND WAITING) ORDER Subsidiary 1973/125 Caravans. 19. Parking of caravans. Special Provisions relating to the Civil Air Terminal. 20. Prohibition of parking. 21. No waiting. 22. Revoked. 23 to 27. Revoked. SCHEDULE. 1. Medical Practitioner’s Permit. SCHEDULE 2. Taxi Stands SCHEDULE 3. Revoked SCHEDULE 4. Revoked SCHEDULE 5. Car Parks. SCHEDULE 6. Revoked SCHEDULE 7. Loading and Unloading Bays. SCHEDULE 8. Parking Places at Civil Air Terminal. SCHEDULE 9. Revoked SCHEDULE 10. Motor cycle parks SCHEDULE 11. Parking in Certain Housing Estates © Government of Gibraltar (www.gibraltarlaws.gov.gi) Traffic 2005-26 TRAFFIC (PARKING AND WAITING) ORDER Revoked Subsidiary Title. 1973/125 1. This Order may be cited as the Traffic (Parking and Waiting) Order. Interpretation. 2. In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires– “private hiring car” means a public service vehicle which does not ply for hire in a public place; “traffic sign” means a traffic sign as defined in section 83 of the Act; “vehicle” includes animal drawn vehicles, motor vehicles, bicycles, tricycles, hand carts and all other contrivances, the primary purpose of which is the conveyance of goods or persons; “waiting” means the stopping of the vehicle with the driver thereof remaining at the controls and able to drive it away immediately. General Prohibition of Parking. Prohibition of parking. 3. (1) No person shall park a vehicle at any place where parking is prohibited by any traffic sign except, in the case of goods vehicles, for such time as is reasonably necessary for the loading or unloading of merchandise. (1A) No person shall park a vehicle upon any footpath. (2) A person shall not be deemed to have parked a vehicle if the driver thereof remains at the controls of the vehicle and is able to drive it away immediately. Saving for medical practitioners. 4. Paragraph 3 shall not apply to a medical practitioner when attending patients, provided that he is exhibiting on his windscreen a permit in the form set out in Schedule 1, or to an ambulance whilst on duty. RR. 5 to 6 Revoked Taxi stands. 7. No person (other than a taxi driver in a taxi plying and ready for hire) shall park or wait in a vehicle at a taxi rank as set out in schedule 2. © Government of Gibraltar (www.gibraltarlaws.gov.gi) 2005-26 Traffic Revoked TRAFFIC (PARKING AND WAITING) ORDER Subsidiary 1973/125 Time Limits for Parking. Time limits in Car Parks. 8. No person shall park a motor vehicle in any car park for a continuous period exceeding 24 hours. Parking for essential services vehicles. Parking space for official Police cars. 9. The area demarcated in yellow paint on the east side of Irish Town from its junction with Market Lane to outside No. 89 Irish Town is reserved for the parking of official Police cars and no person shall wait with or park any vehicle in that area without permission of the Commissioner of Police. Parking for official Post Office vehicles. 9A. The area demarcated in yellow paint on the east side of Irish Town from outside 89 Irish Town to outside 97 Irish Town is reserved for the parking of official Post Office Vehicles and no person shall wait or park any vehicle in that area without permission of the Director of Postal Services. Parking space for official Fire Service vehicles. 10. The area demarcated in yellow paint on the north side of the City Fire Service Station at Red Sands Road shall be reserved for the parking of Official Fire Service vehicles and no person shall wait or park any vehicle in such area without the permission of the Chief Fire Officer. Parking space for official vehicles of the Gibraltar Health Authority and ambulances. 11. The area demarcated in yellow paint at Hospital Ramp and the South Side of Harbour Views Road by the Hospital shall be reserved for the parking of official vehicles of the Gibraltar Health Authority and ambulances and no person shall wait or park any vehicle in such area without the permission of the General Manager of the Gibraltar Health Authority. Parking space for official Prison vehicles. 12. The area demarcated in yellow paint opposite the northern end of Tankerville House at Tarik Road shall be reserved for the parking of official Prison vehicles, and no person shall wait with or park any vehicle in such area without the permission of the Superintendent of the Prison. © Government of Gibraltar (www.gibraltarlaws.gov.gi) Traffic 2005-26 TRAFFIC (PARKING AND WAITING) ORDER Revoked Subsidiary Parking space for official Police and Customs vehicles. 1973/125 12A. The area demarcated in yellow paint and enclosed by the east side of the Old Guard Room at Four Corners shall be reserved for the parking of official Police and Customs Department vehicles, and no person shall wait with or park any vehicle in such area without the permission of the Commissioner of Police or Collector of Customs.
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